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It's getting cool.... check it out Bernhard

very cool Thomas - thanks a lot Bernhard

From Stephan Diethelm we received a wonderful Video - filmed at his Basement in Switzerland - enjoy..... Bernhard

See the Steve Houghton recommandations in 1992: David Crigger is mentioned in the ODD Time section...

Just was made aware, that Matt Garstka joined our forum - welcome! Drummer for Animals as Leaders. Matt Garstka was featured as Modern Drummer magazine cover artist. During his career Garstka has performed with artists such as Rohn Lawrence, David Stolz, Tigran Hamasyan, Tony Smith, Doug Johns...

Just found out, that we have an outstanding drummer on board: David Crigger https://www.drummerworld.com/forums/index.php?members/dcrigger.10377/ He played with Don Ellis, Elvis Costello, Klaus Doldingers Passport, Brian Auger, Rick Springfield, Sheryl Crow, Dionne Warwick to name a few...

World Cup or European Championship - lol?!

wonderful - and of course: HAPPY BIRTHDAY

So cool - go for it - it seems you took a long break - I know this feeling - no worries - here in Switzerland we call this: experience in life surpasses stage fright....let us know Bernhard

this is the latest episode: https://www.drummerworld.com/forums/index.php?threads/live-from-my-drum-room-with-keio-stroud.188049/#post-2071490

Again two cents from me: There are two different kinds of reading: 1. Just the rudiments: these you read - if you’re not an analphabeth - without learning, but helps to understand, what you do. 2.Big Band or Orchestra charts: If you don’t play that kind of music, you don’ need them…...

This is an old thread and I admit, that I didn’t read everything, but my two cents: You can be a very good drummer without reading - but if you call yourself a “professional Drummer” then reading is included - as teacher or in the studio. Rockstars and Buddy Rich have own rules eventually.

In the realm of rhythm, where beats take flight, A drummer’s world, illuminated by light. In the dance of sticks, where patterns sway, Charts become the compass, guiding the way. For every rhythm has its tale to tell, In notes and rests, where melodies dwell. But to navigate this musical...

John DeChristopher is on our forum....let me say this: Johnny D (How he is called by his friends) is the most friendly industry person you can meet. In the hey days of Drummerworld he was Vicepresident of Zildjian and their artist relations manager. As a little Swiss guy i received so much help...

I have no opinion on this. Just tried TIKTOK - but had no success - only 2000 Followers and not augmenting....till now... Instagram: we went from 2'000 to 80'000 in some weeks....strange this all... Bernhard

Check it out and enjoy - if you have too much time on your hands..... https://www.tiktok.com/@drummerworld?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Bernhard

Just catched the moment when my friend Thomas discovered a doubtful thread and get ready for action.... Bernhard

After a hiatus of 8 years I tried yesterday my drums - my little grandchildren come in the age of showing them somethings..... I mounted the muted Zildjian Cymbals (468 Box Set) and the muted Evans DB One - and I can say: much fun.....and it still works for me with 78...please be nice with me...

Cool Alex! Master Bernhard

a cool typical Agrippa setup: The bass drum in the back.... Bernhard